Have you ever been duped flipping coins? You know. The guy who shows up. You flip for quarters, and then it hits you. He's got a two sided coin! That completely takes the fun out of it. I remember standing out on the lot at Wilmes Ford and flipping quarters. Sometimes I'd be so far ahead of everyone I could see no way I'd be back to nothing. Then it would happen. The guy next to me had all my quarters. Ugh. I wouldn't change it though. That's what made it fun.
There is usually at least two sides to every issue or problem. To look at them one dimensionally usually creates a bigger problem. A good businessman will ask for advice from multiple people with differing views, and ask them not to be yes men/women (see I can be politically correct). I've never liked playing with a two sided coin (even if I had it), and I prefer to look at both sides of it to truly learn what it can do.
Foshinator
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